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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1694, 22 May 1866, Page 1

Business Notices. NORTHPORT COAL AND TIMBER WHARF. THE UNDERSIGNED having just taken the Wharf and Store lately in the occupation of Messrs, J. WHITE and CO., Saltwater Creek, have RE-OPENED THE SAME AS A TIMBER, COAL, AND GENERAL WHARF, And are now prepared to execute orders, in large or Bmall quantities, for BUILDING MATERIALS, FENCING, AND COALS, i for the Northern districts, with promptitude. Can alio afford good Good Storage Accommodation for WOOL, GRAIN, OR OTHER MERCHANDISE. They hare always on hand a number of first-class DRAYS AND SPRING CARTS Of various descriptions. T. & E. PAVITT, 374 Gloucester street. CATTLE TAKEN IN TO GRAZE on the RAKAIA FORKS STATION, at £1 per head per annum; 13,000 acres devoted exclusively to cattle, with good Stock Yard, Drafting and Branding Yards, Apply to F. NEAYE, Rakaia Forks; or J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON. 236 c WILSON, BURNELL & CO., HOKITIKA. STOCK SALESMEN, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. MESSRS. WILSON BURNELL, & CO. have now every accommod&tion for Cattle Dealers, and Shippers of Stock, as also for all overland Sheep. THEIR YARDS are now on the Town Belt and beach, with Slaughter-house and Sheep yards on the ground, andare thoroughly dry and are well corduroyed. At their HOKITIKA SALE YARD, In Revell-street there is every convenience for the Sale of quiet cattle, sheep and horses, attached to a largo and comfortable stable. EXPERIENCED STOCKMEN ready at a moments notice. FIRST CLASS STOCK HORSES and HACKS kept on hand. IMPORTERS OF STOCK either by land or sea, will find every attendance immediately on arrival. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE. Account Sales and Cash returned immediately after sale. Hokitika, Feb. 26th 1866. c 10 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. HILL'S VETERINARY INFIRMARY. MR. THOMAS HILL wishes to inform his Friends and the Public that he has Removed to New Premises, in Hereford street, opposite EDD'S REPOSITORY. Hereford street, March 26, 1866. c 12 TO FARMERS. THE UNDERSIGNED are cash purchasers of Oats, Wheat, and Cheese. BROWNELL & CO., 15 c ' Colombo Street. P NOTICE TO FARMERS. IGS BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITIES Th~6 highest price given. TERMS CASH. Apply to THOMAS GREEN, 2450 Christcburcb. 0 TO FARMERS. 088 & CO. are CASH PURCHASERS of Oatß. e 13 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FARMERS having Grain can now make arrangements for Threshing and storeing, Liberal advances will be made on the same. Apply to H. MATSON & CO., May 14, 1866. c 475 W. M O N E Y Beg) to inform his Customers that he has GIVEN UP HIS ORIGINAL STABLE, Adjoining the Shoeing Forge, by expiration of Lease, and is CAURYING ON BUSINESS AS USUAL, At the adjoining premises, with Extensive Additions at the rear, making the ACCOMMODATION COMPLETE FOR ALL CLASSES OF HORSES. MARKET PLACE, CHRISTCHURCH. May 17, 1866. c 528 Partnership Notices. Notice is hereby given that the Firm of Million and Co., expired by effluxion of time on the 18th day of February last; and the business will in future be carried on by Patrick Laurie and William Gannon, under the firm of Laurie and Gannon, Christchurch, March 31, 1866. All Debts due to and by the late Firm of Million and Co., will be received and paid by the new Firm of Laurie and Gannon. c 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between me, the Undersigned, and HENRY INGLE, yras DISSOLVED by mutual consent on the thirtieth day of April last. Dated this seventh day of May, 1866. N.B.—The farm will still be carried on by 286 JOHN COX WALLIS.